World's Decisions
A board is a hundred decisions about what deserves attention. Follow the people whose judgement you want, and see what they put up — and what they took down.
63of 100 decisions
Sixty-three taken, thirty-seven left. At a hundred, adding one means giving one up — which is the only moment anybody actually decides anything.
You follow a judgement, not a feed.
What reaches you is a change: something added, something dropped. A board is a current answer to what matters, not a pile of everything anyone ever liked — which is why a removal tells you as much as an addition.
How it works
To add the hundred-and-first you drop one. The limit is the point: a board nobody has to prune is a board nobody has decided anything with.
Pins come from an allowed set of publications and domains. Anyone can link anything anywhere else; the whole value here is that they cannot.
If you stop standing behind a pin, everyone following you learns that. Most places delete quietly. Here it is the most honest signal on the page.
A public board is searchable and followable. A private one is a reading list. Same board, one setting.
Who owns a board
Ten people already walking in the same direction. Each keeps a board; the crew sees what the other nine decided this week.
What a Crew isA board is a public record of what your organization pays attention to. Harder to fake than a manifesto, and easier to believe.
What we sell to companiesWhat you can pin
Pins come from an allowed set of publications. Anyone can link anything anywhere else — the value here is precisely that they cannot.
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Trending
Ranked by how many different boards put something up — not how many times it was pinned, so one enthusiastic account cannot manufacture a trend.
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